AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoUN Security Council Reform Push: World leaders at UNGA81, including Kenya’s William Ruto, renewed calls to overhaul the Security Council—arguing the 1945 power structure no longer fits today’s world. Regional Diplomacy: Barbados PM Mia Mottley used UNGA to back UN reform and urged the Caribbean stay a “zone of peace,” while also backing Haiti’s Gang Suppression Force. Castries/Regional Foreign Policy: Saint Lucia’s PM Philip J. Pierre met EU officials in New York on citizenship-by-investment transition plans, stressing the OECS economic realities. Local Governance & Public Safety: Police warned WhatsApp and social media users not to share “roadblock” locations, saying such alerts can help criminals evade lawful operations. Sports Leadership: Saint Lucia named Rajesh Latchoo as men’s national coach ahead of the Nations League opener vs Barbados. Tourism & Culture: Saint Lucia Jazz & Arts Festival won “Music Festival of the Year,” and Dennery Segment artiste Brendon Umpa Charlery took “Artiste of the Year” at the Caribbean Music Awards. Olympic Legacy: Government says the Julien Alfred statue is now in advanced planning and design, with a site near the Julien Alfred Highway identified. Business/Caribbean Tourism: Royal Caribbean’s $3bn deal for a 50% stake in Sandals and Beaches signals a major new era for regional all-inclusive tourism.
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